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Bride

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Behind Five Willows

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The Tradwife’s Secret

by Liane Child

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Circe by Madeline Miller

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You can teach a viper to eat from your hands, but you cannot take away how much it likes to bite.

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“One of the worst things about humans is everything. But I’ll tell you what’s ten times worse than a human . . . two humans. And what’s ten times worse than two humans? You’ve guessed it: one child. A Complete History of Humanity, by Hubert Duck”
― Mark Lawrence, The Book That Broke the World

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“The library is both the tree and the apple. It offers not knowledge of good and evil but knowledge for good or evil.”
― Mark Lawrence, Blood of the Red

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“Wisdom is difficult to write down, harder to find amid the ocean of the unwise, and, when found, next to impossible to learn from a page. The wisdom to use knowledge must be earned rather than given. That takes time.”
― Mark Lawrence, The Book That Broke the World

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“The greater tragedy of our world is not the victims of cruelty, but that so many of those victims would, given the opportunity, stand in the shoes of their oppressors and wield the same whip with equal enthusiasm.”
― Mark Lawrence, The Book That Broke the World

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